1. the quality or state of being desultory; lack of consistency, purpose, or connection; jumping from one thing to another without order or plan
Usage: abstract noun form of 'desultory'

Examples

• The desultoriness of his study habits made it difficult for him to pass the exam.
• Her desultoriness in conversation annoyed her colleagues, who preferred focused discussions.
• The report suffered from desultoriness, jumping between topics without clear organization.
• His desultoriness in pursuing his career goals left him unfulfilled.
• The desultoriness of the meeting meant little was actually decided.
• She criticized the desultoriness of the film's plot, which seemed to wander aimlessly.